Fall 2006 Burberry Prorsum

Burberry Prorsum Fall 2006 Collection Part 1
It’s the company’s 150th anniversary, so Christopher Bailey has heritage on his mind, and he’s decided that the one thing that unites the three strands of Burberry’s history—tailoring, outerwear, and eveningwear—is the trenchcoat. No surprise there perhaps, but to prove just how far that trademark trench can go, he showed it in washed leather, herringbone and houndstooth wool, quilted silk, and even a lustrous brocade.
Bailey is on something of a mission for fall. Bored with jeans and T-shirts, he wants to see his men more dressed up. So he claimed the Duke of Windsor (an idol also cited at Missoni, by the way) as inspiration for elegant worsted pinstripes, Chesterfield coats, and three-piece suits tailored dandy-sharp. There was a formal edge to the ruffled shirts and fringed scarves, the pleated front on a wool/silk sweater, the beaver collar on a coat, or the way the burgundy of a velvet stripe on a trouser leg was picked up in the revers of the accompanying coat.
Still, Bailey was determined that his drive to dress not get too precious, so he added flourishes of low style: bobble hats, oxblood winklepickers, studs outlining the v-neck of another sweater. And never mind the trenchcoat: Burberry’s outdoors ruled in a fur-trimmed anorak and a chunky duffel coat (over a gotta-have-it cabled cashmere sweater in papal purple).

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27 Sep 06 By harris 15 Comments

Blog We Like: Completely Naked

Blog We Like: Completely Naked
It’s a blog about Jared, a guy from San Francisco, CA. As he puts it, “This blog is primarily about my sexual encounters and exploration of fetishes, although you will be able to pick up on some of my real life more and more as I write this blog, especially my budding relationship with one of my two best and long term friends.”
The blog also features sexy photos of naked hunks gathered from the net and you can find entries of outrageous encounters, fetishes and intimate thoughts of this sexual guy with a darker side…

22 Sep 06 By amateurhunk 4 Comments

Genie, Please Strip Him!

Genie, Please Strip Him!
My sweet Masters! How have you been? Busy chokin’ the chicken? Oops, I forgot we’re not allowed to mention animals on this site anymore. *BURP* Did I smell fish fingers?
[EDITOR D: You gotta stop it, Genie. Or we’ll have to strip you instead!] Ok ok! Back to derobing biz. After the wildly successful inaugural Genie poll, here are 4 more strapping lads for choice. Isn’t everyday life a punishment? So many hot guys we can’t have! I’m sorry but Genie can only show Masters one of these boys’ raging erection.
Which hard cock shall it be, my Masters?


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22 Sep 06 By Editor D 10 Comments

Igor Ramade is CE4QC

Igor Ramade is CE4QC!
We had a great time browsing through this Brazilian hunk’s Fotolog album. The shot of him in the bubble bath is just classic and so cute, you’d wish you were there to soap his gorgeous body down! Check out his Fotolog for more delicious photos taken from his daily life.

22 Sep 06 By amateurhunk 4 Comments

Tony Ward in Hustler White


Bruce LaBruce produced, co-wrote, co-directed, and starred in this satiric black sex comedy about gay hustlers and their customers in Santa Monica, California. Tony Ward plays Monti Ward, a male prostitute, who is dead, floating face down in a Jacuzzi as the story begins, and in voice over, Monti describes the circumstances that led him to this cruel fate.
Leading man Tony Ward previously worked as a model and appeared in several videos with Madonna, including “Justify My Love” and “Cherish.”
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20 Sep 06 By Editor D 4 Comments

Fall 2006 Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta Fall 2006 Collection Part 1
There is something reassuring about Tomas Maier’s seductive evolution of Bottega Veneta. As expensive (often headspinningly so) as these clothes are, there is so little that is nouveau about them that they seem to underscore the old-fashioned idea that wealth should be displayed discreetly. “I love a beautifully made product but I hate things looking new,” said Maier after his presentation. “They’re missing personality.”
There was certainly plenty of character in these clothes, starting with the fabrics. They were luxe but worn, so that Maier’s signature soft tailoring molded to the body. The most eye-catching piece was a jacket in leaf-green tartan that had been dyed, washed, resized, and hand-painted. There was quieter appeal in washed leathers, flannels, and piece-dyed moleskin.
New this season was a more formal edge. Maier likes what he calls “the nonchalant innocence” of young men in ties who’ve never worn them before. Paired with the soft brogues and the handmade, hand-painted porkpie hats that accessorized the collection, the collars and ties, slightly shrunken jackets, and trousers with narrow cuffs evoked Jack Lemmon in the pre-lapsarian sixties moment before America let it all hang out.

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20 Sep 06 By harris 10 Comments